Police officer admits sex acts on colleague at station
Police officer admits sex acts on colleague at station
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revvingit

Original Poster:

444 posts

109 months

Tuesday 11th August 2020
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Anyone else thing there's far more to this one that then woman simply giving him a blowjob and him allowing her as they frame it?

The sergeant covertly recorded other woman having sex and shagged other woman on duty, yet the junior officer is being held up for misconduct? Why are the police so awful at recognising serious crime by serious officers?

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2020/aug/10/po...

zedx19

3,046 posts

169 months

Tuesday 11th August 2020
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Coppers name giving the blowie checks out.

Tony1963

5,808 posts

191 months

Tuesday 11th August 2020
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“ The case presenter, Barney Branston...”

I’m guessing he prefers a bit of chutney.

bigandclever

14,356 posts

267 months

Tuesday 11th August 2020
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revvingit said:
The sergeant covertly recorded other woman having sex
Not according to that article he didn’t.

Anyway, I’d imagine it’s tricky disciplining someone who doesn’t work there any more.

Derek Smith

49,748 posts

277 months

Tuesday 11th August 2020
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I'll be interested to see if (nominative determinism rules) Jemma Dicks' argument is accepted. We don't, and won't, know all the facts, but I can see her argument. I bet part of the plan is the cost of the appeals. Ms Dicks appears to be the type of person who won't let go if she gets her teeth into an argument and will fight until the death. It's expensive.

Reminds me of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tsVJjE0qAw

bunchofkeys

1,300 posts

97 months

Tuesday 11th August 2020
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Also from the article

"On Monday, the hearing in Pencoed was told that Dicks accepted the allegations against her but..."

I can see that there is a lack of a ",", probably on purpose smile

Also
"But Branston said Reed was claiming he had allowed Dicks to perform the sex act on him on only one occasion"

"Reed, who is also accused of three breaches of conduct including the encounters with Dicks, had resigned from the force"

The article that keeps on giving, much like Dicks.



Edited by bunchofkeys on Tuesday 11th August 11:22

Derek Smith

49,748 posts

277 months

Tuesday 11th August 2020
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And speaking of nominative determinism, it's a shame that purveyor of anti police threads on SP&L wasn't available for his unbiased interpretation.

While I can see where she's coming from, if you'll excuse the pun, she should be out of the job. It seems like quite a party was going on at that nick. Who's allowing it to go on?

anonymous-user

83 months

Tuesday 11th August 2020
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Article said:
Then, on 9 October 2018, he is accused of using his phone to covertly take photographs of the feet of a female officer from the force’s professional standards department while she was in his office.
That's putting your hand in the lion's mouth!

hutchst

3,727 posts

125 months

Tuesday 11th August 2020
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revvingit said:
Anyone else thing there's far more to this one that then woman simply giving him a blowjob and him allowing her as they frame it?

The sergeant covertly recorded other woman having sex and shagged other woman on duty, yet the junior officer is being held up for misconduct? Why are the police so awful at recognising serious crime by serious officers?

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2020/aug/10/po...
Which of the serious crimes are you referring to, having a blow job in private or taking a photo of somebody's feet with their permission?

anonymous-user

83 months

Tuesday 11th August 2020
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revvingit said:
Anyone else thing there's far more to this one that then woman simply giving him a blowjob and him allowing her as they frame it?

The sergeant covertly recorded other woman having sex and shagged other woman on duty, yet the junior officer is being held up for misconduct? Why are the police so awful at recognising serious crime by serious officers?

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2020/aug/10/po...
How do you know he's a serious officer?

He doesn't sound that serious about his (old) job to me!


He resigned, how can you put someone through an organisation's internal proceedings after they are no longer part of the organisation?

dudleybloke

20,553 posts

215 months

Tuesday 11th August 2020
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She certainly know how to suckseed.

bobmedley

85 posts

104 months

Tuesday 11th August 2020
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Blimey, I'm no oil painting but look at the state of the sergeant

https://www.southwalesargus.co.uk/news/18640277.pc...

RVVUNM

1,913 posts

238 months

Tuesday 11th August 2020
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What is it with our police force. I have known a fair amount of people in the force over the years and they seem to be all at it. Total and utter philanderers, is it the time they spend in a patrol car at night with the opposite sex?

Derek Smith

49,748 posts

277 months

Tuesday 11th August 2020
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RVVUNM said:
What is it with our police force. I have known a fair amount of people in the force over the years and they seem to be all at it. Total and utter philanderers, is it the time they spend in a patrol car at night with the opposite sex?
Er, can I just say that not all were. I'd like to put real emphasis on that.

Does 'it' not go on in office environments? Are the rumours about stationary cupboards, and Xmas photocopiers all made up?

Further, I'm not sure you fully understand the implications of the reduction in manning levels, specifically with regards patrol vehicles.

Just to repeat, we weren't 'all at it' in my day. You know, to be clear on the matter.

Tony1963

5,808 posts

191 months

Tuesday 11th August 2020
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bobmedley said:
Blimey, I'm no oil painting but look at the state of the sergeant

https://www.southwalesargus.co.uk/news/18640277.pc...
That’s his cumface, I reckon.

anonymous-user

83 months

Tuesday 11th August 2020
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Bet he's pleased by that photo biggrin

RVVUNM said:
What is it with our police force. I have known a fair amount of people in the force over the years and they seem to be all at it. Total and utter philanderers, is it the time they spend in a patrol car at night with the opposite sex?
Don't think human nature changes too much between occupations.

You may have a point about opportunities. The police often spend more times together than their partners.

I'd also suggest shared experiences of extreme stressful experiences creates strong bonds.


mat205125

17,790 posts

242 months

Tuesday 11th August 2020
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"Keep blowing until you hear the beep or I say stop ......"

LetsTryAgain

2,904 posts

102 months

Tuesday 11th August 2020
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Derek Smith said:
Further, I'm not sure you fully understand the implications of the reduction in manning levels, specifically with regards patrol vehicles.
Just like a teacher - ‘’I’ve got my marking!’’, it doesn’t take long for the Police to mention how few officers they have, allegedly.

KAgantua

5,165 posts

160 months

Tuesday 11th August 2020
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Tony1963 said:
“ The case presenter, Barney Branston...”

I’m guessing he prefers a bit of chutney.
All these stupid puns are making Pistonheads the reserve of the cretin rolleyes

Tony1963

5,808 posts

191 months

Tuesday 11th August 2020
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KAgantua said:
All these stupid puns are making Pistonheads the reserve of the cretin rolleyes
I’d say that if you can’t spot a thread that’s going to attract silly comments, best you stay away. Or is this what gets you going?